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Uniqlo to move into old Nordstrom building in downtown Vancouver
Since Nordstrom closed, many have speculated as to what storefront could fill the space and last year it was announced that it would be divided into four units. -
B.C. First Nations chief warns ripping up DRIPA is a ‘declaration of war’
The Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs warns against ripping up the agreement and instead urges using it as a framework for reconciliation. -
B.C. election sets record for lowest voter turnout
The 2026 B.C. election is over, but the results mark a historic low, with fewer than half of eligible voters casting a ballot according to Elections BC -
Poilievre asks Carney to repeal B.C.’s oil tanker ban
Poilievre was one of several Opposition MPs who signed a letter to Carney as a federal Tory bill to scrap the tanker ban goes for second reading this week. -
WATCH: Global News Hour at 6 BC: Oct. 25
Watch the online edition of Global News Hour at 6 BC. -
BC premier-designate Doerkson says province ‘chose change’ in election
The man who was previously a relatively unknown backbench MLA took the reins of the party as an interim leader heading into the election. -
Who is Lorne Doerkson, B.C.’s next premier?
The interim B.C. Conservative leader delivered a rollicking victory speech as he revelled in a sweeping majority win, secured in a snap provincial election. -
Convicted murderer attending McGill law school back in custody Saturday
The Correctional Service of Canada said in a statement that a warrant was issued for Jeffrey Ewert and his conditional release has been suspended. -
B.C. election results: Live numbers from the 2026 vote
British Columbians voted in the 2026 provincial election on Oct. 24. Previously, the provincial election was set to take place in 2028, but David Eby called a snap election. -
BC election 2026: Find your riding, local candidates
Use the Global News riding look-up tool to find your riding and candidates in the 2026 provincial election. BC NDP leader David Eby called the snap election in September. -
Earnest Ice Cream just launched a sundae inspired by an East Vancouver celebrity
Earnest Ice Cream just debuted a new sundae ahead of Halloween, and it’s inspired by the most famous cat in East Vancouver: Nigel. “Nigel is a black cat that wanders the streets a… -
'Make politics fun again': How COPE Vancouver elected every candidate it ran
While Vancouver Greens’ Pete Fry is now the mayor-elect of Vancouver and Conservative Lorne Doerskon is the premier-elect of B.C., another political party scored big in B.C.’s ele… -
SFU-involved study reveals the keys to happiness and living a 'good life'
If you’ve ever wondered how to find happiness and how to live a “good life,” a new study, to which an SFU professor helped contribute, apparently has some potential answers. A glo… -
A bunch of popular B.C. destinations just got snowy winter previews
Some of B.C.’s popular winter destinations recently got a preview of the season to come, and outdoor enthusiasts are excited by the snow they see. From Metro Vancouver to Vancouve… -
BC Ferries suddenly replaces CEO Nicolas Jimenez as board launches service review
Nicolas Jimenez has suddenly left his role as the president and CEO of BC Ferries, as the company’s board of directors installs an interim replacement and orders a review of how t… -
B.C.'s first Greek frozen yogurt shop opens in Metro Vancouver
Greek frozen yogurt has officially landed in Metro Vancouver now that Syra has opened its doors. “Greek roots, Canadian vibes,” writes the frozen yogurt shop on its Instagram. As … -
Apple is bringing something new to B.C. and it's not available across Canada yet
Apple is bringing a new feature for users with AirPods Pro devices in B.C., and it’s one that not everyone in Canada has access to yet. The tech giant has announced that it will b… -
B.C. renter claims wrongful eviction in legal fight after kitchen was damaged
Water damage in a B.C. rental suite kitchen led to forced repairs, and the renter claimed he faced eviction without notice, leading to a legal fight initiated by the tenant. The a… -
How this Vancouver festival is celebrating Latin American culture
Mark your calendars, because one of B.C.’s most iconic cultural festivals is back, and everyone is invited to partake in the celebrations. Latin American Heritage Month Festival (… -
The Canucks are on pace for an ugly NHL record
The NHL first began recording shots on goal on a team basis in the 1959-60 season, back in the Original Six era. In the past 66 years, no NHL team has averaged fewer than 20 shots…
Daily Hive + Global News + CBC
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Earnest Ice Cream just launched a sundae inspired by an East Vancouver celebrity
Earnest Ice Cream just debuted a new sundae ahead of Halloween, and it’s inspired by the most famous cat in East Vancouver: Nigel. “Nigel is a black cat that wanders the streets a… -
'Make politics fun again': How COPE Vancouver elected every candidate it ran
While Vancouver Greens’ Pete Fry is now the mayor-elect of Vancouver and Conservative Lorne Doerskon is the premier-elect of B.C., another political party scored big in B.C.’s ele…
-
SFU-involved study reveals the keys to happiness and living a 'good life'
If you’ve ever wondered how to find happiness and how to live a “good life,” a new study, to which an SFU professor helped contribute, apparently has some potential answers. A glo…
-
A bunch of popular B.C. destinations just got snowy winter previews
Some of B.C.’s popular winter destinations recently got a preview of the season to come, and outdoor enthusiasts are excited by the snow they see. From Metro Vancouver to Vancouve…
-
BC Ferries suddenly replaces CEO Nicolas Jimenez as board launches service review
Nicolas Jimenez has suddenly left his role as the president and CEO of BC Ferries, as the company’s board of directors installs an interim replacement and orders a review of how t…
-
B.C.'s first Greek frozen yogurt shop opens in Metro Vancouver
Greek frozen yogurt has officially landed in Metro Vancouver now that Syra has opened its doors. “Greek roots, Canadian vibes,” writes the frozen yogurt shop on its Instagram. As …
-
Apple is bringing something new to B.C. and it's not available across Canada yet
Apple is bringing a new feature for users with AirPods Pro devices in B.C., and it’s one that not everyone in Canada has access to yet. The tech giant has announced that it will b…
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B.C. renter claims wrongful eviction in legal fight after kitchen was damaged
Water damage in a B.C. rental suite kitchen led to forced repairs, and the renter claimed he faced eviction without notice, leading to a legal fight initiated by the tenant. The a…
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How this Vancouver festival is celebrating Latin American culture
Mark your calendars, because one of B.C.’s most iconic cultural festivals is back, and everyone is invited to partake in the celebrations. Latin American Heritage Month Festival (…
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The Canucks are on pace for an ugly NHL record
The NHL first began recording shots on goal on a team basis in the 1959-60 season, back in the Original Six era. In the past 66 years, no NHL team has averaged fewer than 20 shots…
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Fraser Valley driver loses vehicle after speeding past police in dangerous spot
A Fraser Valley driver chose one of the worst spots to pass someone on the highway, leading to police seizing his vehicle. The Abbotsford Police Department (AbbyPD) shared a post … -
Trump and U.S. Senator react to B.C. provincial election results
In the aftermath of the province of B.C. electing a majority Conservative Party government, some folks south of the border are reacting, including U.S. President Donald Trump. Con… -
Time running out for Canadians to claim money in chocolate settlement
Sweet-toothed Canadians could claim money from a class-action lawsuit settlement against a chocolate company, but the deadline is coming up soon. The class-action lawsuit involves… -
Vancouver Halloween forecast looks like a treat after rainy week
Halloween is just around the corner, and the Vancouver weather forecast is looking good for the ghouls and ghosts getting ready to trick-or-treat. According to Environment and Cli… -
The world's most expensive spice is being grown in Alberta and B.C.
When agriculture in Alberta comes to mind, cattle, corn, and wheat might be the first things you think of, but one couple in Alberta are growing the highly valued saffron spice. T… -
A beloved bar is returning to Vancouver next month
The Ionian Hospitality Group (IHG) has just shared the news that East Vancouver’s popular tapas bar Pax Romana will be returning to the city in a new home. Pax Romana first opened… -
Fan gets beer money from NHL player at Calgary Flames game
It’s not often you get handed a $20 bill from an NHL player, but one fan had exactly that experience at a Calgary Flames game last week. The Minnesota Wild were at the Saddledome … -
What Quinn Hughes said after rough reception from Vancouver Canucks fans
Quinn Hughes was booed mercilessly by Vancouver Canucks fans on his return to Rogers Arena on Sunday night. The former Canucks captain was booed when he stepped onto the ice durin… -
Canadian lottery winner has some practical ideas for $1 million prize
Lottery players in Alberta have been walking away with some serious cash lately, and one recent winner already has some practical plans for his big prize. Edmonton’s Mohamed Nimji… -
Uniqlo flagship store to open at CF Pacific Centre in Downtown Vancouver
A decade after opening its first stores in Canada and Metro Vancouver, Japanese fast fashion giant Uniqlo is finally set to open a Downtown Vancouver location, taking over part of…
CBC + Global News + Daily Hive
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Uniqlo to move into old Nordstrom building in downtown Vancouver
Since Nordstrom closed, many have speculated as to what storefront could fill the space and last year it was announced that it would be divided into four units.
-
B.C. First Nations chief warns ripping up DRIPA is a ‘declaration of war’
The Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs warns against ripping up the agreement and instead urges using it as a framework for reconciliation.
-
B.C. election sets record for lowest voter turnout
The 2026 B.C. election is over, but the results mark a historic low, with fewer than half of eligible voters casting a ballot according to Elections BC
-
Poilievre asks Carney to repeal B.C.’s oil tanker ban
Poilievre was one of several Opposition MPs who signed a letter to Carney as a federal Tory bill to scrap the tanker ban goes for second reading this week.
-
WATCH: Global News Hour at 6 BC: Oct. 25
Watch the online edition of Global News Hour at 6 BC.
-
BC premier-designate Doerkson says province ‘chose change’ in election
The man who was previously a relatively unknown backbench MLA took the reins of the party as an interim leader heading into the election.
-
Who is Lorne Doerkson, B.C.’s next premier?
The interim B.C. Conservative leader delivered a rollicking victory speech as he revelled in a sweeping majority win, secured in a snap provincial election.
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Convicted murderer attending McGill law school back in custody Saturday
The Correctional Service of Canada said in a statement that a warrant was issued for Jeffrey Ewert and his conditional release has been suspended.
-
B.C. election results: Live numbers from the 2026 vote
British Columbians voted in the 2026 provincial election on Oct. 24. Previously, the provincial election was set to take place in 2028, but David Eby called a snap election.
-
BC election 2026: Find your riding, local candidates
Use the Global News riding look-up tool to find your riding and candidates in the 2026 provincial election. BC NDP leader David Eby called the snap election in September.
-
Earnest Ice Cream just launched a sundae inspired by an East Vancouver celebrity
Earnest Ice Cream just debuted a new sundae ahead of Halloween, and it’s inspired by the most famous cat in East Vancouver: Nigel. “Nigel is a black cat that wanders the streets a…
-
'Make politics fun again': How COPE Vancouver elected every candidate it ran
While Vancouver Greens’ Pete Fry is now the mayor-elect of Vancouver and Conservative Lorne Doerskon is the premier-elect of B.C., another political party scored big in B.C.’s ele…
-
SFU-involved study reveals the keys to happiness and living a 'good life'
If you’ve ever wondered how to find happiness and how to live a “good life,” a new study, to which an SFU professor helped contribute, apparently has some potential answers. A glo…
-
A bunch of popular B.C. destinations just got snowy winter previews
Some of B.C.’s popular winter destinations recently got a preview of the season to come, and outdoor enthusiasts are excited by the snow they see. From Metro Vancouver to Vancouve…
-
BC Ferries suddenly replaces CEO Nicolas Jimenez as board launches service review
Nicolas Jimenez has suddenly left his role as the president and CEO of BC Ferries, as the company’s board of directors installs an interim replacement and orders a review of how t…
-
B.C.'s first Greek frozen yogurt shop opens in Metro Vancouver
Greek frozen yogurt has officially landed in Metro Vancouver now that Syra has opened its doors. “Greek roots, Canadian vibes,” writes the frozen yogurt shop on its Instagram. As …
-
Apple is bringing something new to B.C. and it's not available across Canada yet
Apple is bringing a new feature for users with AirPods Pro devices in B.C., and it’s one that not everyone in Canada has access to yet. The tech giant has announced that it will b…
-
B.C. renter claims wrongful eviction in legal fight after kitchen was damaged
Water damage in a B.C. rental suite kitchen led to forced repairs, and the renter claimed he faced eviction without notice, leading to a legal fight initiated by the tenant. The a…
-
How this Vancouver festival is celebrating Latin American culture
Mark your calendars, because one of B.C.’s most iconic cultural festivals is back, and everyone is invited to partake in the celebrations. Latin American Heritage Month Festival (…
-
The Canucks are on pace for an ugly NHL record
The NHL first began recording shots on goal on a team basis in the 1959-60 season, back in the Original Six era. In the past 66 years, no NHL team has averaged fewer than 20 shots…